I Have Many Masters

In a world of rivers and lakes, a time of great strife

The leader of the Qin people wielded a broadsword, leaving the world battered and bruised. The old immortals of the rivers and lakes squatted on the mountain, and with a turn of their heads, cast the entire world beneath them

There are strong men who measure the earth on foot, and there are chivalrous heroes who can split the heavens with a single sword, yet in the blink of an eye, they may find themselves intoxicated in the embrace of a beauty

The Taoist carries a sword, while the scholar is intoxicated

A tattered beggar, clutching a rotten branch, boldly approached the ancestral gate. The man who had sat in the willow-lined pavilion for thirty years turned around, holding a peach blossom, and with a wave of his hand shattered ten miles of red candles.

The era name of the Great Qin is further known as Great Source

The boy carrying a wooden sword stepped out of the mountain village

(Single Female Protagonist)